Court System Key To Nation’s Prosperity, TLS
The president of the Tanganyika Law Society (TLS), Boniface Mwabukusi, has emphasized that true national development must ultimately be measured by the well-being and
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Tanzania Expands Pulses Market Access To Malaysia
The Tanzanian government has announced ongoing efforts to open a new export market for pulses in Malaysia, a move expected to stabilize prices, increase
Tz, Expands Communication Towers Nationwide Over Four Years
The Tanzanian government has revealed significant progress in expanding nationwide telecommunications infrastructure, announcing that a total of 1,041 communication towers have been constructed over
Tanzania Launches Nationwide Health Facility Renovation Plan
The Tanzanian government has unveiled a major initiative to renovate and upgrade 532 older health facilities across the country, aiming to improve healthcare delivery,
Tanzania Announces Over Thousand Driving Jobs in Qatar
The Tanzanian government has unveiled a major overseas employment opportunity, announcing more than 1,100 driving positions for qualified citizens to work in the State
Tanzania Launches Frameworks to Drive Vision 2050 Agenda
The Tanzanian government has taken a major step toward implementing its long-term development strategy by preparing to table three key planning instruments in Parliament,
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Zimbabwe gold mine collapse leaves 11 miners trapped
Eleven subsistence mine workers are trapped in an underground shaft after a ground collapse at Zimbabwe’s Redwing Mine, 270 km west of the capital Harare, authorities said on Friday. The incident took place on Thursday morning, with initial assessments pointing to earth
Johann Rupert ends Dangote’s 12-year reign as Africa’s richest person
Seventy-Three year-old South African businessman Johann Rupert has overtaken Alhaji Aliko Dangote, Nigeria’s foremost billionaire, as the richest man on the African continent. Johann Rupert, whose net worth is estimated at $12 billion was named by Forbes Magazine in its Real-time global
Athlete Oscar Pistorius ,freed on parole after 9 years in prison
South African athlete Oscar Pistorius has been released from prison on parole after serving nearly nine years in prison for killing his girlfriend and is now at home, South Africa´s Department of Corrections said Friday. The department gave no more details
RUTO Vows weeding out Corrupt Judicial Officers
For the umpteenth time, President William Ruto has vowed to weed out corrupt judicial officers whom he says are sabotaging his government’s ambitions. In a high-spirited statement on Thursday, Ruto asserted that he will not tire of going after dishonourable individuals working
Nigeria to ban degrees from Kenya, Uganda in crackdown
Nigeria has announced an expansion of its suspension of degrees accreditation, encompassing additional countries such as Kenya and Uganda. This decision follows the recent suspension of accreditation for degrees obtained from institutions in Benin and Togo. During an interview on Nigeria’s Channels
TAWA attracts 696bn/- investment in SWICA
The Tanzania Wildlife Management Authority (TAWA) has attracted five prospective investors in seven Special Wildlife Investment Concession Areas (SWICA), who are expected to finance a total of 278 million US dollars (equivalent to 696bn/-) to enhance sustainable tourism. TAWA Conservation Commissioner, Mr
Egypt plans expansion of new capital as first residents trickle in
Egypt is preparing to spend billions doubling the size of a lavish new capital it is building in the desert 45 kilometres (28 miles) east of Cairo, where the first residents are trickling in, the head of the company overseeing the project
Mad Rush for Hips/Butt Enhancing Procedures -Women Go “Gaga”
In a world where curves are celebrated, a seismic shift has occurred in the beauty industry. Women across the globe are embarking on a quest for fuller hips and a more voluptuous derriere, driving a frenzy for hip pads and bum-enhancing creams.
US officially Axe Uganda from Agoa Trade deal
Uganda is no longer a beneficiary of the African Growth and Opportunity Act (Agoa), after the United States struck the country off at the end of December. The United States also removed three other African countries, the Central African Republic, Gabon, and